OOK Galvanized Steel Hobby Wire (#18) 110'

works well for need. I take it camping for all sorts of reasons and comes in handy every time! Easily bendable and workable. good quality wire.

The 9 gauge is heavy wire good for a main vine support. You’ll need gloves and heavy pliers to bend and manipulate the wire. It was too heavy for me to tie knots like with a lighter 12 gauge.

Touch heavy duty wire! Big nippers are needed to clip. If you are going to twist this wire for repairs, etc a drill powered twisting tool is a must!

I bought this to try some wire wrapping and other jewelry making. It is strong and still bendable. A little harder than I want, but still works well. My only complaint is that the plastic on the packaging makes this look a lot shinier than it is. After you work with it a bit it gets even duller. However, while isn’t good for jewelry it is fantastic for framing and supporting other things like sculptures, internal wiring for other wire projects I'm still getting excellent use out of it even of it isn't good for what I bought it for.

Great product

I have used #9 wire in concrete forms just fine. But this wire was tempered much harder than what I was familiar with. I have tried to make it at least a little straight but so far no luck. I guess I'll stretch it with my come-along and see that will work.

This is very thick wire that I use to hold a bluebird nesting box in a tree. It worked perfectly.

I used this #9 wire to make candy cane decorations out of pool noodles. It was stiff enough to hold the shape. I'm not sure a softer or thinner metal would have. Making big curved is fairly easy by hand. I bent the ends over with pliers to make them more rounded, which took more effort but is not too bad if you try different tools and techniques. I would not try to cut the #9 with typical household wire cutters or pliers. 18" cutters made it easy, though. You could manage with a hacksaw if you can isolate it so it doesn't move too much. I can't speak yet to rust resistance.